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Proposal of the government of Finland to confer on the Permanent court of International Justice jurisdiction as a tribunal of appeal in respect of arbitral tribunals established by states

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Proposal of the government of Finland to confer on the Permanent court of International Justice jurisdiction as a tribunal of appeal in respect of arbitral tribunals established by states
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